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Seems like the British version of donkey-cave isn't being caught (arsehole).

I still wonder why euphemisms for swear words are permitted. If you call someone a donkey-cave, how is that any different than using the word you actually want to?

 John Prins wrote:
I still wonder why euphemisms for swear words are permitted. If you call someone a donkey-cave, how is that any different than using the word you actually want to?

It's not.

There are situations where the word is used but not being directed at someone, though, which is different.